Lt. Will Warner may be a JAG lawyer, but he’s still a soldier and won’t back down from a fight-- in the courtroom or out of it-- if he’s in the right. When he gets the case of a the court martial of a soldier accused of war crime in Afghanistan, the type of case usually reserved for far more senior lawyers, he is elated but quickly begins to smell a rat. Suspecting his client is innocent and being framed, he has to deal with a stonewall by the military, the official documentation, and its witnesses. Despite that, he finds evidence of a deadly cover up. And when the perpetrators prove willing to kill to hide their tracks, Will begins to understand why they selected such a junior attorney for this case…